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[Querying whois. internic.net] [Redirected to grs. hichina.com] [Querying grs. hichina.com] [grs. hichina.com] ❋ Unknown (2010)

In regards to domain age, does it use actual internic registration records, or just the earliest sign of the domain being accessed by a search engine? ❋ Unknown (2005)

For example, if I want to do internic search on a domain name, I could google for a service that does just that; but I can just as easily get the information myself from port 43 of internic.net ❋ Unknown (2006)

But it was definitely at internic. org, a domain Network Solutions shared, and not Netfirms. reply tenthings ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

The algorithm is documented in RFC 1321, which is available from many archives including the "/rfc" directory in the anonymous FTP archive at ds. internic.net. ❋ Unknown (1996)

To use it, telnet to internic. net No log-on is needed. ❋ Unknown (1994)

(Login: guest) - InterNIC telnet rs. internic.net or telnet 198.41.0.5 offers: Gopher, WAIS, Whois, finger, TONS of Internet info, book orders, etc ❋ Pritchett, V.S. (1983)

It's never been active (at least as a Web site) and only one WHOIS server even reports that it's registered (whois. internic.net). ❋ Anarchyandy (2010)

Your own example shows how flawed your program is: it shows the default output from whois. internic.net, which shows ALL the top level records that match "apple. com*". ❋ Unknown (2010)

InterNIC (www. internic.net) is the authority for most so-called generic TLDs: ". com" ❋ Unknown (2009)

Domain names in the. com and. net domains can now be registered www. internic.net for detailed information. ❋ Alexbyk (2008)

When you query internic’s servers for the whoisof the domain name, internic performs a domain.com.* query and that is the reason this thing shows up. ❋ Unknown (2005)